Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-09-23 | Page 4 | Boys Learn to Say No

Advice Offered by Wheat King to Students of a University Chicago, Sept. 23. James A. Patten, Pat-ten, retired board or trade operator, yesterday told the students of North-westeru North-westeru university how to resist temptation. He said it was by learning learn-ing how to say "no." The occasion was the first chaptl service of the year, "Teach the boys to say 'no' while they are young," said Mr. Patten. "Many a man haa been lost just be-oaiioe be-oaiioe he hnd never learned In his youth to say 'no.' My ynunfc friends when you prow older and embark on the rou?h seaa of llf you will know of what value It Is to you to be able to Bay that word 'no.' "Just learn how to say the word. I Spell it over and over so often that j when you really fed the need. It will come to you naturally to cay 'no,' to all the evil temptations and vices which beset youn manhood in a lnre citv. ' I would uIho caution. Ihp boys to stay out of Chieapo, especially at nk'ht, when thf city is aglow wit'i brilliant lights and attractions to ensnare en-snare the weak and unsuspecting.